Bomb and Arson detectives are probing an attempted fire at a south Kansas City warehouse that had been linked to reports it could become an ICE detention site.

An 18-year-old Florissant man died Friday after his car landed on westbound I‑70 at Bermuda Drive, struck a median and caught fire, authorities say. Troopers and the state patrol are investigating.

Main Street Sports Group will lay off more than two dozen workers and close its Ballpark Village office, shrinking FanDuel Sports Network’s St. Louis presence. The move comes as the operator scrambles amid lost rights and industry turmoil.

Supporters say St. Louis City SC rescinded approval for trans-pride and Black Lives Matter banners at Energizer Park, prompting anger and plans to press the club.

St. Charles County, Missouri, launched a text service to remind citizens of important dates like election and tax deadlines, by simply texting #RemindMe to a designated number.

St. Louis forecast predicts persistent rain throughout Valentine's Day with 100% precipitation chance; temperatures will range from 51°F to 45°F. Weather expected to improve with mostly sunny skies and rising temperatures into the week.

Leon Joseph Reitz from Webster Groves was sentenced to 8 years for brandishing a firearm and chasing three teenagers while being a felon in possession of a firearm.

A 58-year-old man is charged with the murder of Gabrielle Linehan, 28, after a St. Louis shooting. He faces multiple charges, including armed robbery and unlawful firearm possession.

Prosecutors told a judge they don’t believe the Applebee’s shooter was in a drug‑induced psychosis, countering the defense as sentencing approaches next Thursday.

St. Louis County's Police Commission meeting on February 17 will cover promotions, program approvals, and contract discussions, including training services costing up to $9,900.

Callaway Fork Road in St. Charles County will close on February 23 for about 45 days for concrete box culvert construction, with detour signs provided.

Bissinger's expanded its St. Louis factory and added visitor spaces while keeping chocolates hand‑dipped and small‑batch. The company says the new footprint is built for artisans and visitors alike.

University City has announced the State of the City address for March 5, 2026, where achievements and future plans will be discussed by Mayor Crow and Interim City Manager Sharp.